Tempers flare in the Clare SHC final between Sixmilebridge and Crusheen in Ennis. (INPHO/Donall Farmer)
Clare SHC final
Crusheen 0-10 Sixmilebridge 0-4
Crusheen put together back-to-back titles as they beat Sixmilebridge in bog-like condition in Ennis yesterday. It’s the club’s second ever senior title.
Cian Dillon took the man-of-the-match award.
Kilkenny SHC final
Ballyhale Shamrocks 0-11 James Stephens 1-8
Henry Shefflin was again the hero for Ballyhale yesterday. The intercounty star hit a late, late point to deny James Stephens and earn his side a replay.
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The decider was, again, played in inclement conditions at Nowlan Park.
Mayo SFC final
Ballintubber 1-10 Castlebar 1-9
It’s two on the trot for Ballintubber too having earned their first senior tile last season.
They were made to work for it though, inspired by newly-crowned Young Footballer of the Year Cillian O’Connor, they just edged out Castlebar Mitchels by a single point.
Referee Eamonn McHugh pulls a hamstring during the Tyrone senior decider. (INPHO/Presseye/Russell Pritchard)
Tyrone SFC final
Dromore 1-8 Clonoe 2-4
Niall Sludden was the hero as he kicked a late, late winning point. Clonoe had battled back from seven points down to draw level but Dromore took the spoils.
Waterford SFC final
Ballinacourty 0-6 Stradbally 0-5
Ballinacourty denied Stradbally a three-in-a-row with this single-point win at Fraher Field in difficult conditions yesterday. The pair met in last year’s decider too.
Westmeath SFC final replay
Garrycastle 1-9 Mullingar 0-9
Garrycastle made history as they won their third successive county over Mullingar Shamrocks.
They came from behind at Cusack Park thanks to points from Dessie Dolan, Doran Harte and Seanie O’Donoghue.
Local heroes: here's what happened in yesterday's county finals
Tempers flare in the Clare SHC final between Sixmilebridge and Crusheen in Ennis. (INPHO/Donall Farmer)
Clare SHC final
Crusheen 0-10 Sixmilebridge 0-4
Crusheen put together back-to-back titles as they beat Sixmilebridge in bog-like condition in Ennis yesterday. It’s the club’s second ever senior title.
Cian Dillon took the man-of-the-match award.
Kilkenny SHC final
Ballyhale Shamrocks 0-11 James Stephens 1-8
Henry Shefflin was again the hero for Ballyhale yesterday. The intercounty star hit a late, late point to deny James Stephens and earn his side a replay.
The decider was, again, played in inclement conditions at Nowlan Park.
Mayo SFC final
Ballintubber 1-10 Castlebar 1-9
It’s two on the trot for Ballintubber too having earned their first senior tile last season.
They were made to work for it though, inspired by newly-crowned Young Footballer of the Year Cillian O’Connor, they just edged out Castlebar Mitchels by a single point.
Referee Eamonn McHugh pulls a hamstring during the Tyrone senior decider. (INPHO/Presseye/Russell Pritchard)
Tyrone SFC final
Dromore 1-8 Clonoe 2-4
Niall Sludden was the hero as he kicked a late, late winning point. Clonoe had battled back from seven points down to draw level but Dromore took the spoils.
Waterford SFC final
Ballinacourty 0-6 Stradbally 0-5
Ballinacourty denied Stradbally a three-in-a-row with this single-point win at Fraher Field in difficult conditions yesterday. The pair met in last year’s decider too.
Westmeath SFC final replay
Garrycastle 1-9 Mullingar 0-9
Garrycastle made history as they won their third successive county over Mullingar Shamrocks.
They came from behind at Cusack Park thanks to points from Dessie Dolan, Doran Harte and Seanie O’Donoghue.
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